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Madam Clerk, can we do roll call?
Sure.
Mayor Blake. President, ma'am. Deputy Mayor Goins. Here. Council Member Dial.
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Let's give Ms. Monica a round of applause. She's filling in for Mrs.
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So let's give her a round of applause. I'm
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to cut your intensity here. Yeah. ‸ All right. Here we go. Proceeding on to approval of the agenda and minutes. Item number 2-1 agenda.
I would
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like to modify, please, ma'am, for
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I would like to amend their agenda to add on consent item 5-5, approval of the budget resolution. Amend the fiscal year 2021 budget BAL-21096 to transfer funds from the CDBG account to section 108 loan account in order to cover the repayment of section 108 loan due in July. All right. All
right. Chair
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Second.
We got a second on
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Chair's going to call the question. All in favor
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aye.
Aye.
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What are the wishes of council?
Motion to
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approve.
We have a motion on the floor by councilman Hearns. Second. Second by councilman Dow.
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All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
Any nays? Aye. It's out of unanimous. Proceeding on to item number three, awards and presentation. Pals, basketball coach, and player recognition.
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council, to come down forward.
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Pals basketball coach and player recognition. So let's bring them on with a round of applause, please.
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Sometimes sports gets a bad rap because sometimes people don't really understand how important sports can be for children.
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you now because it taught me dedication. It taught me about working together. And every day I come in this room, I have to put all everything that I've learned from sports, I have to put it to test. And meeting with these fine young men and women up here, we have challenges. But by playing sports, I'm able to work through all challenges because I've done it so many times. So
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was in the spring and then a month later they just won another championship in the Walter Butler tournament as well. So give them a round of applause. The first coach I would like to introduce is, I call him Dr.
Soul.
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That's my guy. He's dedicated his life to the game of basketball and he loved the children very much. And just understand this, these coaches do this for free. They do this from the kindness of their heart and dedicate their time.
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Thank
you. Wow. What is
this thing
doing?
Okay. Yeah, well, we work with the kids. This mic is cutting in and out. I want to apologize for the players that's not here. Coach Lyons and I, we got a short notice on getting these guys here. And so we don't have a full house, but we do have more players that we do work with. And
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like 50 years, 50 years plus. And we were proud to get this new center here.
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should know. ‸ These guys I work more direct with, and Coach Lyons, he worked more direct with the younger ones. And these guys, they've had a great attitude. They were good ‸ sportsmen. Their sportsmanship was great. And so we
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fun working with them, and they did so well by having the good attitude that they had.
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I'm Coach Waters, and this is Coach Lyons.
All right.
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All right. I'm going to bring my little small crew up here. Come on up. Yes, I'm going to bring Coach up, too. We're missing quite a few kids.
Come
on, y'all.
All the way to the front.
Also, Coach Daylon Sims, he comes and volunteers. He just graduated from Rockledge High this year, correct? Yes, sir. What's your destination? Bethune-Cookman. Bethune-Cookman College. Yeah, wow. We've had up to 40-plus kids in the gymnasium at one time, and we cannot do it without the help. There's another young man, Cameron Anderson. He's not here. But Coach Daylon Sims, he steps in. He helps out. He volunteers freely, gives of himself. And it's just awesome to have young men that have a heart to serve their community. So he's giving back, working with the youth also, okay? We just want to appreciate all of our kids, and we want you to know, as a community, they need your support in more ways than one. It's great to be recognized, but there are some other areas of support. I'm not going to get too far into it, but I want to recognize Ms. Dolores McLaughlin back there. She just sat down. Stand up, Ms. Dolores.
Stand up, Ms. Dolores.
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Absolutely.
Well
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And I want to recognize Ms. Dolores because she's working day and night trying to generate funds and activities for these youth. And we really need it at this point in time in our community, especially this past year with COVID and all of that type of stuff. Children were at home for a while. Parents were pulling their hair out trying to find some things to do. And
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this past year. So these children were able to come to learn basketball skills and get involved in, what do you say, leagues or tournaments free of charge at no cost to the parents. And we would love to continue that. But PAL needs support in other areas too. If you're willing to help
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you have some great ideas, I would ask that you contact Ms. Dolores McLaughlin. We need all the help we can get because we want to continue to provide free training, free gym time, and
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‸ And
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for your time. And we really appreciate it.
Yes, sir.
To the children, we brought you here. I thought it was a beautiful thing to bring you here to let you know ‸ how much we care about you. We know this is just a game, right? But at the same time, really, y'all learn about life.
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Y'all are really learning about life as a whole. So we really appreciate you for all your hard work because we can't do it without the children. So we really appreciate you. So we let you know that as well, especially Ms. Charlie. That's
right.
Everybody come up and
we
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Yes,
sir.
The family members of the community's children, our greatest investment are our what? Children. They're today's success, but tomorrow's what? Future. So we're going to bank on you. Why? Because all lives what?
All lives.
Say it like you mean it. All lives what? All lives. Thank you.
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Yes, sir. Because you have the microphone. I'm just standing on the sideline. Would you call up the parents, please, sir?
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Yes,
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right. Come on. And the grandparents.
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We all ask that the blessings be here. And this is a time of joy. And we're making a joyful sound,
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Come on, man.
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Sheldon and I used to do karate.
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we both had hair. But we counted all joy.
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Please. I know Mrs. Samantha's taking a picture,
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But can we get one of yours?
Because I enjoy
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that word P-A-L aside.
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Mr.
Dolores, you should be up here with us.
Oh, no.
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Cheese! Okay,
thank you.
Alright, ‸ very well. Let's give a round of applause.
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Is that it?
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I saw Mr. Dixon.
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Yes. Would you tell him to please come here and please, sir? Yes, sir, I will.
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Um,
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We
were recognized one of our own for doing an outstanding job while I was in Hawaii.
Yeah.
Um, I got this, uh, text, this email, about this young man, Mr. Dixon. As he comes in, I would like to acknowledge him for helping and assisting an elderly
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to commend an individual for doing the right thing, for the right reason, for the right cause, and
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There he is.
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come on down, Mr. Dixon. Let's give him a round of applause. And, uh, also, uh, what did you say, when things are done decent and in order, old school, when you got good home training, you know what I'm saying? When your parents and grandparents taught you right.
Because
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sometimes the wood is what? Good. You know what I'm saying? And I'm glad that this young man took it upon himself to help his neighbor. So, some have,
uh,
various media organizations have. They have televised this, but I wanted to give it to him now, while he's live, and
in this
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So, with the blessings of counsel, yours truly,
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Dixon, assisted in saving an elderly Rockledge man's life on Wednesday, June 30, 2021.
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stopped, not only to assist them, but also weighed down a police officer. Mr. Dixon and his family assisted the Rockledge police department until the fire rescue arrived.
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swift actions, the elderly jumpsman was able to get the medical attention he needed, and now is expected to be okay.
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do by state that Mr. Dixon be recognized for being a hero in our community. So, please, let's give this young man a round of applause.
Mr. Dixon, Mr. Dixon has been
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This is his handsome picture I'm happy to say. I thank God for his mother, Mrs. Christian, and his family because he has a
Christian right away.
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So, let's give him a round of applause.
Mr.
Dixon, sir, not only do we expect great things from you today, but henceforth from all in.
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So
the pressure's on you, baby boy. Yeah.
Oh, yes.
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Because of what?
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So the pressure's on you, Mr. Dixon.
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Yes,
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Okay, well,
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I mean,
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But the people he walked in with is somebody that played against him. Right? So that shows what type of person that he is. And what type of people that they are. And what Mayor Blake just said is true. He said ‸ the
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y'all are friends. So now because he set the ball, y'all gotta set up y'all game. So just understand, when we do this, this is not the show. I know sometimes people may think so. But this is not
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show. We're doing
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Seriously. So we really appreciate
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Yes, sir.
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You are? Yeah. Bring them all down.
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that's great.
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Come on.
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Yes, ma'am. Okay.
Ready? One, two, three, cheese.
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Okay, proceeding on to delegations. Please be mindful if you have 180 seconds to expound on your concerns. I ask that you use your time wisely.
I
think I have something like 12 cards here.
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extending delegations so we can get all cards and everyone can be heard. And if I accidentally mispronounce your name, please forgive me.
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your address.
Good evening. My name is John Nyland. I live at [address]. I'm here this evening to talk about fluoride. But before I start, I'd like to thank the members of this council for volunteering their time and efforts to serve this community. What exactly is fluoride and why is there so much controversy about it? The problem is we don't talk honestly. So let's talk honestly. Contrary to popular belief, fluoride is not an essential nutrient. Fluoride is not a vitamin. You don't get cavities because you have a fluoride deficiency in your body. Let me say that another way. No disease, not even tooth decay, is caused by a fluoride deficiency. The fluoride that's in our public water supply is a chemical. It is a medication and it is a drug. The FDA recognizes that fluoride is a drug. Its official designation is a new, unapproved drug when it is used to prevent disease. The truth is we are not adding fluoride to our public water systems to treat the water. We are adding fluoride to medicate people.
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medical treatment. Let me repeat that point.
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medical treatment.
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Doctors have a sworn duty to inform their patients of both the positive and negative aspects of any medication that we are prescribing. It is the patient who decides if they want to swallow a drug.
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anyone to take a drug, especially for tooth decay, which is neither contagious nor life-threatening. Forcing people to ingest fluoride is a massive betrayal of the public trust. Putting fluoridation to a vote by people is also unjustifiable. 51% of the people have no right to force 49% of the population to ingest a drug.
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Thank you very much.
Thank you very much. Mr. Tank Sherman, sir.
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or guidance with how to proceed and solve this problem. The problem is speeding on the river road between the village and Dixon Boulevard. Last Thursday, I woke to a front yard destroyed by a speeding vehicle. As I found out later from a neighbor, it happened ‸ 11.30 the night before, and it was probably a small truck and it failed to make the turn. So my wife, my wife filled out a report, an incident report with policeman,
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And I have a copy of that and some pictures that I'd like to present to you
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Yes, the beginning is the incident report that he filled out and I'd like to just read a portion of what it says.
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with the caller, which was my wife. An unknown vehicle did not make the curve and skid at approximately 250 feet from the roadway into the caller's yard, causing damage to grass on a small tree. He provided us with a business card and a case number. And he said we requested more patrols. Well, not exactly, because they have a presence.
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The policemen, they're very good. And they're always going by the house. So that's wonderful. So I have some pictures. And he said I would provide those to the council because I did not know how to proceed. So I'm here for guidance. And I want to go through these pictures with you and explain what they are, if I may. The first picture is heading north, just before the curve. And it shows the 15-mile-an-hour speed limit sign. And it shows the beginning of the 250 feet of skid. If you turn to the second picture, you can see where it hit the carving. In the past, cars have gone airborne there. But this time, you can see the skid marks through the grass into the trees. And the third photo, that's my wife there. And you can see where he went right through all the foliage. He stopped just short of the picture, the next picture, number four. And the last picture just shows his ‸ tracks as he left the scene. And, of course, he ran right over the curb with no respect at all.
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from 2013 in January. And that's when a car went airborne and hit those two trees.
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The Norfolk pine later was lost to the hurricane. But you can see it skinned. And that was damaged. That was the tallest Norfolk pine on the river. Because when I used to boat, we would use it as a landmark. Yes, ‸ sir.
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It's a city. ‸ Okay. I'm concerned just about the speeding. I don't know what more can be done. A bump in the road, maybe a flashing light. You can't put a stop sign in the middle of the block, probably. But, you know, I'd be happy to help in any way I can to resolve this problem. It's continued over 70 years. My wife lived in that house. And it's resulted in a death she knows about, several accidents, motorcycles, lots of problems in the past. Thank you for your time.
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It might be a fourth and a fifth.
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How about that?
Anyways.
Hey
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Okay, there you go.
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Yeah. ‸ So,
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But I've given you five
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could possibly
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Now, this is nowhere near final, of course. We still need your approval and funding of the park. But just to get you guys to look
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see what could be it there, I've given you guys a three-image paper, some of you. If you can, ‸ City Clerk, can you please give them some copies afterwards, whoever did not receive them, so they can look at them. But outside of that, I don't want to waste our time too much. Just look over the copies. That's all I ask.
‸ Appreciate it. I thank you for your commitment.
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Mr.
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This property has been a real problem with litter on the ground. We actually got a call today from the city of Coco saying we needed to clean this up and we're about this close away from a fine. We have tried everything. And it's, you know, my worlds have collided here. My side business and my real job are coming together here. And we have tried numerous options from additional trash cans to adding more maintenance crew out there. And we need help. So at this point, I have talked to the
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in a community meeting over there because ultimately the end goal is to stop the trash from ever becoming litter.
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It's a completely fenced in area. It is originating in the complex by people that live there and visitors. So I would really love your help and support. If we can get a community meeting going, I would love to be able to talk to the residents and maybe educate them on some of the effects of litter. And, you know, just hopefully try to have a change of heart there. Get people more aware of what is happening. Okay.
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Loveander.
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Hello, sir. How
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Thank you for your help the other day, by the way. No problem. No
problem. So what it sounds like is we need a collective action, a meeting. I will collaborate with,
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together and collab on a community meeting,
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becoming. And ultimately we want to get it solved because we all want to take care of where we live and we want to bring value around us. So I definitely understand you on that and the many aspects of why it's important. So I'll get on it. You know, I'm a man of my word.
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sure will. Thank you so much.
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I'll be in touch.
Yes.
And I will be there to support you, Councilman Hearn and Mrs. Baker when you all have that meeting. Thank you so
much.
And I'm sure staff ‸ will see the manager as well.
Okay.
Next will be the Reverend J.B. Dennis. Please come forward. State your name and your address.
Good evening everyone. Reverend J.B. Dennis 3710 Carolina Drive,
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Before I talk about police reform, first of all I'd like to congratulate our new police chief for cleaning up Provost Park in a record time. We welcome you here and we wish you to be here three decades ago. I'm standing up here again for about the eighth time concerning police reform.
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2018 petitioned the city of Cocoa for an independent police oversight ran by civilians.
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The Center for Public Safety. They did a report of the Cocoa
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We have a police advisory board that has been formed. But the old city manager crossed us.
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the community, and is not an asset to the police chief. Because an independent oversight police commission helps the police chief weed out the bad apples. And we do have many bad apples in this city police department.
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That's where you start looking. I have made several petitions to the new city manager, mayor and city council. Each time I bring up this issue of giving the citizen police advisory board investigative powers to investigate open cases. They sit here quiet, looking
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people elected who believe in police reform.
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But this present city government does not. Not to mention we have about 39 cold cases pending for years. Ms. Nita has been in here many times over many years about cold cases of her son that was murdered. So I'm saying this to say this. To the new chief, we need a police oversight commission that has teeth. It needs to have
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powers to investigate open cases. Because in the past, the Cocoa Police Department has withheld evidence and videos from the present police advisory board. It needs to have investigated powers. Thank you.
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I was going to let him know, but he left. Honorable Mayor, City Council, Staff and Citizens, my name is Phyllis Moscoso.
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Over the past few weeks, a few of us at the Brevard Museum, a future nonprofit, has met with city staff and had a meeting or two.
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operations of the Brevard Museum. ‸ However, when we're approaching some community members and people to be on the board, the official board,
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saying they're, you know, going to be partnering and or,
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they're interested in this endeavor that we're doing. So it's really kind of hard at this time to, without some type of, I know you can't do any formal commitment or we don't have a lease yet and all that good stuff, but is there anything that council can do to ‸ put on the record ‸ that they acknowledge us and we're working towards something? I don't know if it's possible or not, but at least we
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it. Otherwise, it's just us telling them. So I don't know if it's possible. Yeah, that's pretty much my little speech for today.
As we have met before,
I
think it would take cooperation and collaboration with a city manager and city attorney. I know
I mean, this is
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but I would
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game.
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going to lose
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lot of money. So I believe in the organization.
Education
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Okay. And yes, we did ask from the prior meeting.
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Yeah, I was just going to say that I know it's a real problem because when they're approaching people now and even trying to do some preliminary fundraising. And even volunteers. Right. And even with volunteers is that we don't have anything written. So I was thinking, would it be possible? Could we just say something like council supports the Brevard Museum and Science Center, Inc. to take over operations on October 1 based on successful negotiations with the city for a lease agreement? At least if we did that, it would affirm our position. You know, what we have said in the past or what we've nodded to. We haven't put anything on paper.
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under the delegation.
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Please, ma'am, you know there's help out there. All I'm asking is give the city attorney and the city manager the opportunity to see what they can devise and construct. We don't need a motion.
That's perfect. I mean, I'm just asking what can we do, you know, to try to...
The wheels are moving for you, ma'am.
Okay.
But you know government.
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No, that was just because people have come forward and said the city hasn't affirmed this and I'm not ready to jump in there until, you know, that exists because they're concerned that we're going to back out of it. Whereas if we make our intentions clear,
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effort, something to show them.
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you know, to show that they have our support.
Mayor, if I may, please.
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I don't think, I think we all are in agreement that we will support once the
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But I don't think it would be wise for us to, to, um, write a letter for the council for the city without, cause that, that means they'll start raising funds without a 501c3. And I don't think that'll be a wise thing to do.
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and a lot of people are scared to donate because they, they don't know what it is actually going to without having that 501c3 intact. I think we need to wait to that 501c3, just in my opinion. I can't speak for everybody else.
When the 501c3
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in my mind it's going to be, it is retroactive from the data incorporation. So as I know for myself,
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as, um, a donation, you know, at this point, especially when we explain it to them. But, but when you talk about some volunteers that have to basically be docents that go through training, you know, it's, it's a process to learn everything that's in the museum. And when it comes down to it, you're, you're investing all this time for it to not be fruitful at the end. That's, that's where we're running into some, some, but not all the, the, I'm just a pushback, but the inquiries that that's slowing us down a little bit. So I appreciate you, you know, everybody's saying that they support most saying or the council saying that they support it. You know, it's on recording, I guess, and we can go from there and report back, you know, as we get more progress and things get closer to the time. Okay. Thank you.
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I tried to get orange and black when I donated platelets, but they didn't have orange and black. So, but the blood did look orange and black. Paul Camus [address] I'm here to talk about love. The love I'm talking about is our European olive tree. That's fruit producing, which is in
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Us graduates were charged with being ambassadors to the city. We were given these shirts that I have on right now and ‸ on the back, it reads, tell me about your city or ask me about my city. And I was recently over in the Orlando area for a pension conference and on four occasions, I spoke with five people and I just talked to them about the story of love. If you don't know the story of love, you're welcome to go out to Taylor park. There's a big sign. That's beautiful. That's city erected. Two of them. ‸ QR code stories right there. Happy to say love has been established and is
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So what I'm here to talk about is after I completed telling the story to this couple fellow, he's from
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and the lady friend, she's from
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And he said to me afterwards, you could be an ambassador for the city.
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have to be, he said I am. So that's, that's all I'm here for. So thank you all and God bless.
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Chair, I take a motion to
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Good afternoon, everybody.
Good afternoon.
I am Pastor Homer Brown. I am the pastor of the Paradise Church of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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The address is [address]. That's right across from the Arlington Apartments. And just in my few minutes, just so I can kind of put this in your brain, I want to title this, I need a fence and we need help. Recently, the residents of Aurora Street complained because the people in the Arlington Apartments were parking everywhere. They were parking in the street. They were parking on the side. They were blocking the way.
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the street. They could not park in that throwaway. And so what they start doing is they start parking on everybody's lot. Our lot had a fence on it. Somebody decided they were going to just drive it down. So they drove the fence down. The city responded, code enforcement, that I need to clean it up. And so now those people have nowhere to park. They're paying for apartments, but they have no parking. They're paying to live there, but they have no parking.
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They just parking over on the lots. And ‸ the thing is, they're doing wheelies over there. They're doing all kinds of things.
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to throw anybody on the bus. We all have an issue. We all have a problem. I wanted to put a fence there. I had a fence there, but now you cannot put a fence on empty vacant lots. And so I'm blocked out from putting a fence there to protect the property. And then at the same time, I understand their dilemma. Now, I take care of that property. We keep it clean. We keep it nice looking over there. And I really don't want to have a problem with the people because being a pastor, I know that that area needs some spiritual help. And so I was kind of bothered just recently because I just decided to go over there because I can't pay $250 for people parking on that lot. I put a sign up, a tollway sign there,
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And then the city put signs up on the throwaway, no parking. But yet they still park there. And so I was kind of going over just the other day because I stopped by there and take a look at it. And I was over the other day and the car was parked there. So I waited for the guy. And I said, why are you parked here? And he said, because I was parked on the lot at the Arlington apartment and a police officer came and told me I had to move. And I said to him, well, where should I move? And he says, park on that
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why would he tell them to park on a lot that has a tollway zone, no parking, and that I've been told that if they're parking there, I have to pay a fine. It's a catch 22. They don't have a place to park. They can't park on my lot. I don't believe a police officer told him that. But even just recently, I had a person I saw walking his dog. They just walked the dog. And I said, hey, don't you see the no trespassing sign? And he said, what you talking about? I've been doing this for five years. So we have an issue. And
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it's the
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because they have the right to move up and down the street.
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it's the
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They got that spot and
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that it's my issue because you can't park on the lot. So we have a dilemma that we can't fix that we need help. Yes, I need a fence. And they said, well, you can't put a fence there. So I said, well, can I do like they did on the corner? Yeah, I'm wrapping it up. Can I do like they did on the corner of
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Can I just take some wood and then run a while through that? And they said, no, you can't do that. That's not to be done. And I said, well, wait a minute. How can they do it and they do it and those over there do it, but it's not for everybody to do? I need a fence and we need help.
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It was not
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according to the number of people because you know now if it's three people in the house, it's three cars. So so we do have an issue. But this is another concern that I was talking about before about code enforcement law that we have in place that cannot be a one size fit all. And so again, I'm just to the council.
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Again, we cannot fence a vacant lot. So we have to have this conversation. Oh, we're going to be going through the same thing over and over again.
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I don't know where we are with all it's
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Maybe that's a staff thing. We can we can bring that back. But I'm requesting ‸ we bring that back and we talk to the owner about this issue ‸ because I'm telling you because I think a few months ago
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So that's
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Well,
taking the owner of the property actually, as you know, resides at New York.
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who takes and maintains the property for them. And the person who really needs to address
the issue
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lives in the city of New York or the state of New York, New York City. And all they do is collect the money. And you're right. You have to change everybody has a car. Like anyone who's constructed, only a mall car has a car. Your parents or parents. So that's an ongoing
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that we will and need to address. Maybe buy the property for the right price. Mrs. Palmer Schrader, please.
‸ I just want to apologize. I didn't get the correct number of the agenda ‸ on my card. I'm actually here to speak on 6.2. The CDBG. So hopefully I can come back then.
Of course. All right.
Thank
you. Thank you. All right.
This
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Good evening, everybody. Good evening. I appreciate you guys giving me the time and space to speak. I must say I do feel on the council, each and every person in their respective places.
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And that's a warm and fuzzy feeling for me that I feel that everybody in their respective places care about us as the citizens of COCO. And I do appreciate it. I'd like to commend the new chief of police because even
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to what he's going to be committed to. I don't know if I gave my address, but I live at [address]. I want to speak on the cold case unit. And I do understand that there's a budget that's limited to his officers, more officers, because the COCO has grown and we need more officers to protect our city. But I would like to have some insight on anything that could be done for the cold case unit or even open cases. And I feel ‸ if the police officers,
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that we'll feel that somebody cares. I can speak for people, women, men, that their family member has been murdered, however it ‸ be. We're so hurt and it's hard to explain the hurt because everybody's individual. But a lot of people that I speak to in my position had a son or daughter, a person that murdered. They say, well, there's nothing that's going to be done. And more or less, I can feel that we kind of stick our head in the sand and said, let's ride this roller coaster to the end of how our new life is going to be. This murder is like, hey, I feel sorry for you, but hey. And my other thing I want to ask
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the chief's office or in that door is plastered with cold case people. And I want my son to be on there as well. But I think it needs to be a little more visible. I don't think it's possible or if it is possible to put the billboard out where it kind of rotates the names, however they can do that electronic to show that, hey, we can do as much as we can do to solve cases. Don't let us feel that, hey, I do feel sorry for you, but oh, well, we're on to the next one. The city of
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need to feel the love and the care of us that are we're not suffering, but we're going through this this journey of being victims or survivors of murders and our of our sons, daughters or whatever the name you put on it. But
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and I thank God for you guys in your respective places because you are moving and shaking things and I thank you.
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I understand your name.
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Mr. Mayor.
Yes, sir.
Council, City Council.
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I have
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all grown. And I've been volunteering at Brevard Museum for a little short of 40 years. Back when it was two double doors on a little wooden building, actually before that it was a school portable. I have done everything you can think down there, including cleaning it from top to bottom to reopen. And we just put in two baby changers because people were changing their babies on our bathroom floor. So I have two requests. I'm a member of the guild who made money by having dinners and getting dinners and things like that. So I have two requests.
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There's a sign on US 1 just before
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just before the Christian Church there, that's covered with tree branches. And we've tried to cut your branches off three times. And you still can't see the sign to tell you where to go to Brevard Museum. I know that's US 1, but City might be able to cut it because we can't reach it. And number two, since I've been volunteering there for so many years and know how it's being run, have been run, I would really appreciate financial support. I had meant to be here last Thursday and was ill and requesting some money to be put on a line item, hopefully, for Brevard Museum.
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and have given thousands and thousands of dollars over the years, $10,000 just to put up the mastodon that's in there. So please financially support Brevard Museum. Thank you.
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Evening,
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Abington Street, Cocoa, Florida. I'm back with the same project. I want to find out what the status is on the pool at
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Who has the authority to make the decision concerning the repairs of the pool?
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Sure. The county's coordinating the repairs. We provided them the contractor that did the original work, and so they're working on those repairs at this point.
Okay. I assume this didn't happen last week.
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month, and maybe before then. I'm not even sure. But why is it taking so long for them to even put it on as one of the items that need to be taken care of? Especially when you've got a summer program and it's only a program to have board activities. Kids have to
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altogether.
Yeah. I'm not sure when the county started coordinating the operation and the maintenance of those failures. Once we found out about it, we provided them our contractor contact and tried to work with them.
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That one, I believe, has been repaired. It was a seal. There was another existing issue that was there prior to that the county's been working with that contractor on.
Because when they
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I understand the pump is the problem.
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ago or whenever it was installed initially? You don't put new wine and old wine skin.
Yeah. I'm not sure if it was a new pump or an existing pump. With that investment, we would have made sure everything was fine at that point. So like I said, all that was coordinated through the county.
You have
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‸ I'm sure you have dates as to when things were done. In my field that I worked, we
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procedure manuals that we followed and everybody followed. So everybody knew what was done and when it was done. So it's like a bunch of people not knowing what was happening.
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for the kids to use. And the other issue I wanted to address was the sidewalk and the tree that branched over the sidewalk, it was cut down, but then there was no cleaning done. You still got trash in that area and the grass growing across the...
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On Pineda. No. Yeah, Pineda.
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the bed and left the stuff on the floor. I mean, when you cut the tree down,
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Thank you.
Thank you.
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Motion to approve?
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Public Comment on the
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the amount of $13,902. This has been presented by the Chief.
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This is open to the public. This grant will
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Okay. Chief, would you like to expound, sir, on this and then we'll move to the public.
Yes, sir. Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
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make sure that we're well trained so that we can be one of the elite police departments in the country. And to do that, we have to make sure our officers are training well. But before I kind of get into the training aspect of it, I can tell you I've been here about two and a half months, and the police department had responded well to the transition with me. They've been very ‸ supportive. They're eager to work hard and really give back to the community. I've met with a lot of staff members there, and one of the issues that continues to come up is the training. They want the best training. They want to be the best. And I committed to them that we're going to be the best, and we have to provide them that training that's needed for the community. You know, when you look at training like verbal judo, de-escalation, community policing, leadership training,
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I mean, we've had a lot of fatalities in our community and crashes that I think can be avoided, but we have to make sure we have our officers out there well trained in a position to run radar, give rather be written tickets, verbal warnings, whatever, what have you. But we have to make sure our officers are trained. And that's what I'm committed to doing, and I think that getting this grant to be able to utilize for the training would be beneficial to the police department.
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Do you have any questions for the Chief? Seeing none, ‸ Chair, I want to close this portion to the
council
and over to the public. Please come forward and state your name and your address for us, please, so you can address this particular item, 6-1,
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One once, one twice,
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Motion to approve it.
Second.
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Community service directors.
We
have two cards here in the audience. So after we listen to Mrs.
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if you have any questions for her, and then we'll open it to the public afterwards. Mrs. Newteman.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. As you know, this is a public hearing to amend the CDBG action plan to allocate community development block grant ‸ coronavirus funds
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So on March 27th, 2020, the United States Congress passed the coronavirus relief and economic security act. The bill provided $5 billion for community development block grant to rapidly respond to the COVID-19 impacts, economic housing hardships
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In order to receive those CDBG-CV funds, the ‸ local grantees must notify HUD of the use of waiver flexibility for consolidated planning requirements, home and CDBG, citizen participation, reasonable notice of opportunity to comment.
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a 30-day public comment period is required. However, HUD waived this requirement provided that no less than five days are provided for public comments for substantial ‸ amendments. Staff is proposing the following substantial amendments to the fiscal year 2019-2020 action plan. Add activity to allocate funds for community development block grant coronavirus funds of $133,363 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. These funds will be used to expand currently funded public service agencies with already identified eligible activities through CDBG. A portion of this funding will assist
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low and moderate income persons that are vulnerable or at risk of homelessness. With the city's ‸ citizen participation plan, in
effect
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an ad was placed in the Florida Today newspaper summarizing the substantial amendment, thus meeting the five-day public comment period requirement.
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We have the proposed financial statements of the CDBG projects and we have two representatives that are here tonight to speak.
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operational funds by staff to the amount of $133,363. Staff has followed the HUD guidance in the use of eligible funds per the CDBG and CDBG-CV Substances Payments
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Staff is requesting Council approve the substantial amendment for submission to HUD and authorize the mayor to sign all subsequent certifications and agreements as related to CDBG-CV. As you noted earlier, both representatives are present and are prepared to speak under the public comments section.
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Our,
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Any questions?
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the Council and open it to the public. We have two cards here. Please come forward and state your name and your address. You have 108 seconds to expound, elaborate, collaborate on this issue. First, Mark, I know you were first, Mark, but I know you old Southern gentlemen, we will
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You'll
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Mark, leave me up later. Come on. Thank you, sir.
Thank you.
Thank you so much. This is, this is really exciting. First of all, I'm Paula Schroeder. I represent Aging Matters in Brevard. Our address is
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which is right down the road. That's where administrative offices are. This stable home program was something that we just really rolled the dice and crossed our fingers, applied for a grant. It's a grant that's only available to about seven states around the country, and they usually award $20,000 to $30,000.
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order to hire a person to focus specifically on elderly people who are in precarious housing situations. The goal of our agency is always to keep people living in their own homes for as long as possible. And what we have discovered, ‸ particularly over the past year, we're getting, we have about an 80% increase in calls from people who want to know about housing. I'm getting evicted. I'm
getting evicted. Our
rent is going up. I can't afford it. I've had to move into a hotel. And, you know, we don't, that's not one of our programs. So we wrote the grant to say, let's get a case manager specifically focused on finding stable housing for seniors, and we want to make the city of
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our focus area. We'll be collaborating with a lot of agencies around the county.
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They have nine people in that zip code over the age of 65 that they are currently trying to help prevent being evicted. So that's where we're going to be starting. And so this funding is actually going to help us subsidize people with rent money, utilities. Sometimes they need repairs
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anything with. We're just getting started. This is effective
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So the
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us on this is just, ‸ it's a miracle. It really is. And we appreciate it so much.
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But we want to do more than just keep people fed. We want to keep them safe in a home.
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I have to say,
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got to go do it. You just, I mean, I'm saying to you, you know that experience. If you're not out there actually doing, just go, one day, just go deliver and you'll get it. Yeah. All right. Thank you.
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Mark, now
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your turn,
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saying?
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Thank
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Good evening, Mr. Mayor, council members and staff. My name is Mark Sexton. My home is at
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I'm the director of programs of Family Promise of Brevard, and I'm here tonight to speak in support of the agenda item ‸ to make the amendment for Family Promise of Brevard to accept CDBG-CV funds for eviction prevention. Our intention is to pair this financial assistance with
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Since 2017, Family Promise of Brevard has dispersed $345,000 to rehouse or prevent the homelessness of 1,216 Brevard County residents. That's 331 separate families that found housing stability in our prevention and stabilization programs.
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in just our prevention program, a 113 percent increase over the previous year's data. At this rate of growth, we anticipate serving at
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With prevention funds, 100 percent of the families we served in 2020 remained housed. That means none of them were evicted. This was a result of our existing framework for assessment and short-term case management that is responsive and effective at targeting the needs of families. We've built strong landlord relationships to keep families housed and foster proactive communication.
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in assisting these citizens
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And I thank you for your consideration of this amendment.
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Motion to approve.
Okay. We have a motion
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Aye. And in nays, ayes have it unanimously.
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Mr. City Manager, it's a no brainer. I know at first
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the pavilion in their name, but I'm in support of making the park name after the Gilmore family.
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Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Yes,
sir.
Again, as you mentioned, this is a resolution in support
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Gilmore Community Park. We've listed in the resolution a lot of where as ‸ and you can see that he has a distinguished record of community service. And so we would ask your favorable approval of this resolution.
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Any nays?
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Okay.
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‸ This was approved by us at a workshop on April the 26th.
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I'm in favor of it. What are the wishes of council? We have a motion
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Aye.
Any nays? Aye. As have it unanimously. Proceeding on to reports. Advisory Boards and Committees. City Manager.
Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Oh, yes, sir. We have a number of reports. We'll get through those quickly. Before we get to the reports, I just want to bring your attention to a couple of staff accomplishments. I don't know if you guys have seen the Brevard Business News, but you'll see a nice article
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So that's in, I believe that's the current issue of ‸ last week's issue of the Brevard Business News.
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the Council and congratulate her also. Samantha is one of only about 100 individuals in the state that are certified as public relations counselors. And that's a very strenuous exam that she had to undergo and to get that designation along with her more than 10 plus years of experience in public relations.
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situations and then advise organizational leaders on communication strategies that foster wise and ethical business decisions. And I think we can all agree that that is ‸ one of Samantha's primary strengths for our organizations. And so again, wanted to congratulate her on achieving that.
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state that actually have that designation.
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I have a one word and everyone else can chime in on their own, but riveting me.
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is actually to the ‸ Council because Save-A-Lot last week had their second best week ever, or at least in the last 10 years. I think it is there. I don't want to overstate it there. And so, you know, that that is, you know, what we come to work for every day, you know,
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appreciative of having that resource and it's a bearing fruit.
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You know, because again, they they're experiencing just significant growth and success there. And so thank you to the Council for your wisdom and ‸ allocating those funds ‸ to bring that resource back to the community.
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Thank you, sir. So we have our I wanted we have a couple events coming up that I just wanted to remind everybody of. We have our school supply drive going on right now. You can go to any of our city facilities. There are boxes available. So please come out and donate supplies. We
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9 a.m. to 2 p.m. I believe. Yep. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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donating those to people in our community in need at our August 7th food truck event. And that will be at Provost Park beginning at I think that's at 10 a.m. or 11 a.m. 11 a.m.
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and we'll also be having a food truck rally on that day. I just wanted to remind everybody that we did finalize our tree beauty contest. We got in lots of pictures. So we ended up getting a few more than we thought we were at the final there.
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If you have the opportunity today is the last day to vote for people's choice. So get on there and take a look at all the pictures that came in and vote for your favorite. And then our judges will be meeting to select some awards for those for the
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I just wanted to say thank you to the staff and volunteers who came out for our July 4th event. It was really a great event.
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to covid, but we did have a very good turnout for our July 4th event. And we had a it was a great event. We ended up having to shoot our fireworks off a little bit early because of rain. But, you know, that's we're kind of used to it at this point, you know, with rain in July. So but it was a really great event. Leisure services staff did a phenomenal job and they had some student volunteers. Some of our interns were great and very helpful. So I just wanted to recognize and thank them for their efforts as well as our community partners. We did this with the Brevard Symphony Orchestra who put on a phenomenal concert before the rain hit. And then we also had did this with our partners City of Rockledge. And then also wanted to thank the tourism office for helping to promote this event, which was part of a three day series of fireworks shows in our area. I also want to bring up that we have the Wallen Park dedication ceremony
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about that, too. So I apologize if I stole your thunder on that. But we
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We have our Rosa L. Jones mural installation unveiling on August 14th at 10 a.m. And I just want to put a quick shout out to our Citizens Academy. We are accepting applications. I am proud to say that we only have two spaces available. And I believe we may have one taken up tonight. So we might only have one spot left. And so that's going really ‸ quickly. We'll put people on reserve and back up for that as well. So get those applications in. And that's all I have. Thank you.
Great job. Thank you.
I'll defer my time to Ms. Charlene.
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All right. Thank you, sir.
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approved our paint program and beautification program.
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this last year. And I'm proud to say that our applications are now available online on the Diamond
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your documentation that is required for the application. It's for Diamond Square residents only and for homeowners within the Diamond Square CRA. Additionally, we last Friday, June 9th, we had our habitat female veterans village wall raising ceremony at the for the third home that habitat Brevard is constructing for our female veterans in the Diamond Square community on Whaley Street.
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who came to the ceremony and to all the Diamond Square CRA members who attended as well. It was a well attended program from habitat and from the community. And we were very excited to to begin this process, this construction process for our next homeowner within the Diamond Square. And I am pleased to say that habitat is very close to completing and securing the last three loan applications for the other members to complete the six homes in the female veterans village. So hopefully we'll be able to move forward with those within ‸ the next year as well. Thank you. That is all I have.
If I may say something real quick and I'll be quiet. I promise you guys.
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the city manager was there and everyone was in full attendance. You guys got made of a fickle. Here's the fickle. You remember I had to wear that hot pink tutu that one construction built with the all-girl ‸ construction. Former Deputy Mayor Kelly has captured me again and
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If they get all the constructions completed within a timely manner and ‸ expeditiously managed, if I could say. So I'm willing to make that bet to take on that initiative. And because I know the works that they do ‸ from Veronica Waterman today
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this past week, I think that was awesome.
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‸ Thank you all. Job well done.
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Thank you. So COVID update to date in the state of Florida, we've had 2,361,360 confirmed COVID cases. We've seen a 17% increase since last week. To date, there's been
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There's been 44,399 confirmed cases since the beginning of March. As far as vaccinations are concerned, Brevard County has issued 298,197 vaccinations. So with that being said, I would just continue to encourage our public. There are so many places to be vaccinated now that you can get the vaccination, whatever your wish is, whether ‸ it be Pfizer, Moderna or Johnson and Johnson to please go out and get vaccinated. A lot of counties and communities are looking at the variant and how the variants affecting the population with both those that are vaccinated and those that are unvaccinated. One report that I did see from the state health department is that a lot of the deaths that we are seeing, more than 50% are those who have been unvaccinated with this COVID virus. So I would still just please encourage people if you want to be vaccinated, please. There's so many places to be vaccinated right now. We've got plenty of information out on our website of where those are at and just go out and get the vaccination and anything that we can do to help you. Please give us a call.
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of the victims involved in Surfside over in Miami and your prayers along with our task force. I have several friends that are on the task force that are continuing to be over there to help them. As you know, they went from a rescue effort to a recovery effort at this point. And one of those was actually a firefighter who works in the Miami area and it was his daughter that was killed in the collapse. So strenuous times. There's a lot going on down there. I'm very proud of our state and our
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They've kicked in a lot of resources along with our governor to go through that. But I just ask that you keep the responders and those families in your prayers.
Good evening, counseling, Mr Mayor and city manager.
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that's going to be on July the 21st at 6 PM
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Garden Homes area. The walk is going to start right there at the corner of Fisk Boulevard and School Street. And then immediately following the walk, we're going to have a community forum like we did in the last walk at the armory there. So we'd love ‸ to have everyone come out and walk with us, bring
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walking shoes. We'll have some water for you. And we get our exercise and really connect with the community. Exercise first and then community connection. We appreciate you coming out.
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That is the city manager. Yes sir. Thank you very much sir. All right. Job well done to all city staff and employees. Job well done.
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doing even this week, this council meeting. Okay. So that's how I'll keep it. First, you know, the first meeting of the month we'll do even and then the second we'll do odd. We just want to get in that way.
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Before we get started, I want to say thank you to everyone. I sincerely mean this with all my heart.
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the bottom of your heart. You got to give it all. And I sincerely mean that. And I'm thankful for the citizens for giving us your quality time. Because that's important. Because you really do matter. And it's important that you come
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voice and exercise your right, your civic duty. And I salute that with all of my heart. So I thank you all. Real quick,
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because I'm always at the tail end. And everybody says, oh, here we come. So let me do mine, SNS.
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Thank you all. Hey, I felt like we are the mailman. Come rain, sleet, and snow, we deliver the mail. People, we present. And we have good, clean fun.
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So that's indicative of what we do here in the great city of Cocoa
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North Rockledge. But I want to say thank you all to our sister city, Rockledge. Great time with the Veterans Build. Awesome budget workshop to all department heads and chairmen, et cetera, et cetera. And employees would
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a chance to talk to Dr. Mark Mullins. He was just recently appointed to the Florida Association District School Superintendents Board of Directors for area number four. So I want to say Dr. Mullins, I want to say congrats to you, sir. Awesome job. Brevard County scored an A again. So I'm happy to say out of 67 districts, we are within the top five. I think we're really like either three or four. We tilt on that, give or take a little bit. But the thing I'm saying, great things happen here in Brevard County, but even better things happen
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So I think that's imperative. I would also like to just only Dr. Mullins, with the support of city manager and staff and council, just let him do a presentation at our next council meeting, which is the 27th of July. And last but not least, S&S, because I'm not going to talk about it because this young man did a phenomenal job at Pastor Sean Ferguson's.
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the celebration of his 20th anniversary. So he has one score in and we celebrated that last night tour at the Florida League of Cities. So first on the list,
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Councilwoman Cost. Ma'am, would you give us your report, please?
Okay.
Well, there's so many good things going on with the city that it really grieves me to have to make this statement. But over the last couple of weeks, I've heard from supporters, constituents, and three council women from Space Coast, uh, from other cities in the Space Coast, in regard to, uh, what happened at the last council meeting.
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And they have, um, they've advised ‸ me that I need to make a formal statement.
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Mayor Pro Tem Raymond, as I hope other council members will, for the rejection of
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meeting. We sacrificed decorum. We sacrificed respect for a protocol that does not apply to an educational presentation. They did not come here to tell us what to do or even make recommendations simply to share their experience. In the council manager form of government, the League of Cities encourages council members to use the presentation part of the agenda and reports to educate colleagues on issues of importance to them.
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adhering to the Sunshine Laws gives us few other options. So, I know that, um, that actually was, was targeted at me.
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is that this is ‸ a hostile dais toward me. And the fact that I don't know if it's because I'm a woman, but I'm the only woman here serving as a council member. And the danger here is that it is viewed by, and this is, I mean, these aren't just my supporters, but people observing this and ‸ feeling they need to make comment about it. Because it's intimidating. And they feel, you know, one of the things that was said to me was, I'm afraid to go up there because
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Or,
what's really sad was the statement that after seeing that, I'm so turned off, makes me not want to have anything to do with the city.
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We do want to communicate and cooperate and collaborate. And I hope that we can spend some time, I hope that soon we will be ‸ spending time identifying the things we have in common, the goals we have in common, the positive things we have in common. Because I feel like at least what's targeted at me is picking out things that are at least perceived as not having them in common. It's divisive. And I just want to be treated equally with the equal respect that all the other council members receive on this dais.
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treated equally as well. And again,
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This is not what I am sacrificing a lot ‸ of time as we all are. We all work really hard.
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So it grieves me that we'd have to spend any time on this. But I just want to move forward and start to focus on civility and all those good things that
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together. Thank you. That's the end of my report.
All right.
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we'll start off with some positivity. Fourth of July event. Great job organizing. I know we had our challenges with COVID and that whole switching over and cooperating with policies. Great turnout. I enjoyed it. My kids enjoyed it. So I want to say thank you ‸ staff, everyone that ‸ worked hard on that.
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There you go. Thank you. So over the weekend, you know, we had some bad weather and we had a call in the fire department. There was a power line that caught some trees on fire and we actually responded with, you know,
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But what I noticed, the citizens, which are COCO citizens, they said they made numerous calls to FPL because I think it's the LPL right away that the trees were growing up. And
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the lower tier, which is cable telephone lines. But I actually witnessed these trees were all the way up to the actually power lines. And I actually been seeing that a lot in different right of ways, especially in District 2.
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but
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or whoever responsible for the right of ways that we keep them clear.
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I just think
it'd
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be proactive of us to ‸ do what we can to keep any houses, any properties catching fire.
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Okay. Gotcha.
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I also like to thank everybody involved in the 4th of July. It was a wonderful time. I got to spend some time with the cops and kids last week.
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They had the kids come in. They showed them how to work with dogs and how to,
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They've never been around.
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The kids had a fabulous time. We had a good lunch and ice cream. And it was just a, like I say, the cops and kids camp. They do four or five weeks this year. And if you get a chance to go out and help out,
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appreciate it. It's a lot of fun. They go all over the place.
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Thank you.
Thank you very much. Is that it, Councilman?
That's it. Thank you very much.
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Why? Because I reside at [address].
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Thank you, sir. To piggyback on the mayor's comments about Pastor Sean Ferguson's 20-year anniversary, the ‸ subject the preacher had was something better is on the way. So I think it was fitting ‸ for me to be there in attendance because I think that speaks volumes on where the city of Cocoa is going. And so I really appreciate staff and ‸ getting a lot of compliments from the things that we're doing. We all know we all have things that we need to do better. But I think things are improving in many cases, definitely dealing with our economic development department. Yes.
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is really a key conversation I think that need to be had. I do understand that sometimes government is a little slow on certain things, but I am also aware that when situations happen with pools in other parts of the county, if that pool was in Vieira, it would have been taken care of a long time ago. So I just want to make sure that we do our due diligence. I know Brian is doing everything that he can because that's not his responsibility. But we need to really look into that and put a little bit more pressure because I'm calling them as well. And
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So it does our kids a disservice to have a pool that's there and they can't use it. What's going to happen? I
caught
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some kids jumping in the pool. And that's what's going to happen because ‸ they're children. They want to be in the pool.
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So I think ‸ that's another conversation that need to be had about having it
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pool as well. So we have a heater, but the pool is not scheduled to be open after July. So I think that's a discussion that we need to have as well.
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don't know if that's a council conversation or I don't know who handles that city manager. Okay.
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appreciate that. That's all I really had.
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Next time I really want ribs
instead of sandwiches. That's my,
you know, I'm just saying, you know. Yeah, write that down, Samantha. Write it down. Yeah, I did have oysters too. But seriously, ‸ I also went to the school board meeting this morning. That's another opportunity I think citizens need to take part in because our children, man, there's a lot of things going on right now involving our school boards. So I really appreciate everybody for coming. Thank you.
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Yes, sir.
I appreciate it.
‸ Thank you
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say another good evening to the Bull Gate in the audience as well as other members that attend and be supportive. God bless America and God bless the great United States.
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Motion to adjourn.
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aye. Aye. Any nays? God bless you.